Problem with netcat and memcached

[Vicente Arteaga]

Hi Brad!

It's just a timestamp (16 bytes):
get clvs2prds:UPDATE_OK
VALUE clvs2prds:UPDATE_OK 0 16
2005-02-08-21-05
END

Thanks!

Brad Fitzpatrick wrote:

>Yes, I see how that could happen in the source.
>
>The fix is pretty easy, but I can't reproduce quickly, so I don't want to
>fix it blindly.  What sized object is your "is_ok"?
>
>
>On Tue, 8 Feb 2005, Vicente Arteaga wrote:
>
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>>Hi Everyone!
>>
>>I've done the following script to check that memcached has a key in it's
>>inside, and thus know that it's working correctly:
>>echo -e "get is_ok\r\nquit\r\n" | netcat $host $ip
>>
>>and I find that sometimes it returns the VALUE in it's inside, but other
>>not.
>>
>>The only way to be able to receive it correctly is to delay a second
>>between command and command:
>>
>>echo -e "get is_ok\r\nquit\r\n" | netcat -i1 $host $ip
>>
>>Maybe there is a race condition inside memcached that if it receives a
>>quit it closes the connection even when there is data to send?
>>
>>--
>>Vicente Arteaga
>>Tecnobe Tecnología, S.L.
>>C/ Diagonal, 34A 3o1a
>>08290 Cerdanyola del Valles
>>93 580 98 95
>>
>>
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>>
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Vicente Arteaga
Tecnobe Tecnología, S.L.
C/ Diagonal, 34A 3o1a
08290 Cerdanyola del Valles
93 580 98 95

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